NAGC Blue Pencil & Gold Screen Awards

2013 Blue Pencil & Gold Screen Awards

Are you an employee or contractor who has produced a communication product for Federal, military, state, regional, county, municipal, or other government entity? Be recognized: enter your product in The National Association of Government Communicator’s 2013 Blue Pencil & Gold Screen Awards Competition.

This annual international awards program recognizes superior government communication products and those who produce them. We continue to listen to feedback from our industry to ensure that our categories reflect the changing face of communications.


Enter as many categories as you choose—the number of opportunities to share your best work, innovation, creativity and use of technology may surprise you. The following examples show the range of opportunities in the more than 40 categories.

• Publications
• Media Relations
• Photography
• Graphic Design
• Video, Multimedia
• Electronic Communications
• Social Media
• Branding/Rebranding
One winner will be awarded Best in Show!

 

 

"The Blue Pencil & Gold Screen Awards not only honor the creative excellence of our team members, but demonstrate to our top executives that the work we do is high quality, effective and deserving of continued support."
Sue Sims, Public Affairs Association,
California Department of Water Resources


 

2012 Blue Pencil & Gold Screen Awards

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2011 Video Slideshows of Winning Entries:

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2010 Blue Pencil & Gold Screen Awards

2009 Blue Pencil & Gold Screen Awards

The winners of the 2009 NAGC Blue Pencil & Gold Screen Awards were announced at the NAGC Awards Banquet on Wednesday, Apr. 23, 2009.

2008 Blue Pencil & Gold Screen Awards

2007 Blue Pencil & Gold Screen Awards

2006 Blue Pencil & Gold Screen Awards

Why Enter the NAGC Blue Pencil/Gold Screen Awards?
Just ask Barbara Page...

"Last year I won a Blue Pencil Award for The Book of Air. Apparently, the government of Australia was impressed and invited me to be the keynote speaker and workshop facilitator at their Government Marketing Conference in Canberra. So I'm off to Australia due to [NAGC]. Thought you might like to know. I am also working on an IMAX film on air that is a wonderful project and funded by EPA."
Barbara Page, Ventura, California